Thử sức với bài kiểm tra ngữ pháp 70 năm trước của Anh

• A. The chair on which he stood was by the window.
• B. The chair was on the window by which he stood.
• C. The chair which he stood by was on the window.
• D. The chair which he stood on was by the window.

• A. I's rather eating an apple than a pear.
• B.  I'd rather have an apple than a pear.
• C.  I'd rather having an apple than a pear.
• D.  I'd rather tp eat an apple than a pear.

• A.  The shorter of the twins was the stronger.
• B. The shortest of the twins was the weakest.
• C.  The longest of the twins was the strongest.
• D.  The shortest of the twins was the strongest.

• A.  It is difficult to bring one small apple between six people.
• B.  It is difficult to cut one small apple between six people.
• C.  It is difficult to share one small apple between six people.
• D.  It is difficult to take one small apple between six people.

• A.  I asked him if his name was William.
• B.  I asked him his name was William.
• C.  I asked him if was his name William.
• D.  I told him if his name was William.

• A.  irregular
• B. unregular
• C.  disregular
• D.  regularless

• A. uncapable
• B.  incapable
• C.  discapable
• D.  capabless

• A.  dissense
• B.  unsense
• C.  nonsense
• D.  senseless

• A.  illegal
• B.  legalness
• C. nonlegal
• D. unlegal

• A. disconcerned
• B.  concernedless
• C.  nonconcerned
• D.  unconcerned

• A. Victors
• B. Winners
• C. A & B are correct.

• A.  Illegible
• B. Mistake
• C. Understand